Microorganisms,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(5), P. 869 - 869
Published: April 26, 2024
Soil
microbes
are
crucial
in
shaping
the
root-associated
microbial
communities.
In
this
study,
we
analyzed
effect
of
soil-root
niche
gradient
on
diversity,
composition,
and
assembly
bacterial
community
co-occurrence
network
two
cotton
varieties.
The
results
revealed
that
communities
compartment
niches
exhibited
a
skewed
species
abundance
distribution,
dominated
by
abundant
taxa
showing
strong
spatial
specificity.
processes
rhizosphere
were
mainly
driven
stochastic
processes,
enrichment
pattern
supplemented
depletion
to
recruit
bacteria
from
bulk
soil,
resulting
more
stable
community.
endosphere
determined
rhizosphere,
decrease
stability
complexity
network.
shaped
diversity
communities,
variety
genotype
was
an
important
source
within
niche.
We
suggest
moderate
contribute
significantly
changes
than
rare
during
succession
root-soil
continuum.
Geoderma,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
430, P. 116340 - 116340
Published: Jan. 25, 2023
The
negative
environmental
impacts
of
chemical
fertilizers
have
been
recognized
for
a
long
time,
and
the
returning
agricultural
residues
to
soil
is
considered
sustainable
practice.
However,
few
studies
focused
on
ecological
economic
benefits
simultaneously.
Using
16-year
field
experiment,
we
integrally
evaluated
compared
six
fertilization
practices.
treatments
included
no-fertilizer
control,
conventional
NPK
fertilization,
partial
substitutions
in
with
low
(30%)
or
high
(60%)
level
(straw
cattle
manure).
amount
N,
P
K
inputs
remained
constant
across
all
treatments,
but
source
differed.
Ecological
were
assessed
through
study
ecosystem
multifunctionality
co-occurrence
network
analysis
micro-food
web.
Our
results
showed
that
applications
increased
microbial
biomass
diversity,
complexity,
alone.
high-level
straw
substitution
treatment
supported
greatest
complexity.
Random
Forest
regression
revealed
fungal
diversity
important
biological
traits
associated
multifunctionality.
benefit
was
highest
when
manure
returned
soil,
lowest
crop
intermediate
Therefore,
return
provided
comprehensive
services.
findings
increase
understanding
relationships
between
effects
soil.
Journal of Advanced Research,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
64, P. 1 - 13
Published: Nov. 28, 2023
The
soil
harbors
a
diverse
array
of
microorganisms,
and
these
are
essential
components
terrestrial
ecosystems.
presence
microorganisms
in
the
soil,
particularly
rhizosphere,
is
closely
linked
to
plant
growth
fertility.
Microbial Biotechnology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
16(12), P. 2212 - 2222
Published: July 25, 2023
Abstract
The
utilization
of
microbial
inoculants
in
the
realm
sustainable
agricultural
and
ecosystem
restoration
has
witnessed
a
surge
recent
decades.
This
rise
is
largely
attributed
to
advancements
our
understanding
plant–microbe
interactions,
urgency
reduce
dependence
on
agrochemicals
growing
societal
demand
for
strategies
management.
However,
despite
rapid
growth
bio‐inoculants
sector,
certain
limitations
persist
concerning
their
efficacy
performance
under
field
condition.
Here,
we
propose
that
seed
biopriming,
an
effective
inoculant
technique
integrating
both
biological
agents
(the
priming
beneficial
microbes
seeds)
physiological
aspects
(hydration
seeds
improved
metabolically
activity),
significant
potential
mitigate
these
limitations.
method
increases
protection
against
soil‐borne
pathogens
soil
pollutants,
such
as
salts
heavy
metals,
while
promoting
germination
rate
uniformity,
leading
overall
primary
productivity
health.
Furthermore,
argue
coating
can
facilitate
transgenerational
associations
microbes,
refine
plant
microbiomes,
maintain
legacies
microflora.
review
article
aims
improve
biopriming
approach
potent
valuable
tool
achieving
agriculture
successful
restoration.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Feb. 10, 2025
The
alternating
planting
of
corn
and
soybeans
is
regarded
as
an
effective
strategy
in
addressing
the
challenges
faced
soybean
cultivation.
However,
precise
mechanisms
that
control
bacterial
microbiome
roots
soil,
particularly
continuous
cropping
rotational
corn–soybean
farming
rotations,
are
remain
unclear.
This
study
employed
both
field
pot
positioning
experiments,
using
high-throughput
generic
metabolomics
sequencing
techniques
to
explore
dynamics
between
plants,
root
microflora,
soil
metabolites,
especially
context
fluctuating
crop
rotation.
process
included
rotating
significantly
enhanced
their
grain
yield,
dry
weight,
nitrogen
concentration,
urease
activity,
well
accumulation
nitrogen,
phosphorus,
potassium
various
plant
organs,
compared
traditional
practice
There
a
significant
reduction
transit
operational
taxonomic
units
(OTUs)
from
rhizosphere
endosphere
through
rhizoplane.
number
OTUs
consumed
enriched
on
rhizoplane
greater
than
those
absorbed
endosphere.
Continuous
practices
boost
Burkholderiales,
whereas
chloroplast
microorganisms
improve
rotation
techniques.
Soil
environmental
factors,
such
accessible
crucial
establishing
relative
prevalence
Rhodanobacter
other
groups.
benzyl
alcohol,
show
positive
correlation
with
Cyanobacteria,
while
acidic
compounds,
D-arabinitol,
positively
linked
Burkholderiales.
indicates
crops
facilitates
growth
soybeans,
increases
nutrient
plants
enhances
presence
beneficial
bacteria,
improves
yields.
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: June 23, 2023
Soil
salinity
is
one
of
the
main
problems
that
affects
global
crop
yield.
Researchers
have
attempted
to
alleviate
effects
salt
stress
on
plant
growth
using
a
variety
approaches,
including
genetic
modification
salt-tolerant
plants,
screening
higher
genotypes,
and
inoculation
beneficial
microbiome,
such
as
growth-promoting
bacteria
(PGPB).
PGPB
mainly
exists
in
rhizosphere
soil,
tissues
surfaces
leaves
or
stems,
can
promote
increase
tolerance
abiotic
stress.
Many
halophytes
recruit
salt-resistant
microorganisms,
therefore
endophytic
isolated
from
help
enhance
responses.
Beneficial
plant-microbe
interactions
are
widespread
nature,
microbial
communities
provide
an
opportunity
understand
these
interactions.
In
this
study,
we
brief
overview
current
state
microbiomes
give
particular
emphasis
its
influence
factors
discuss
various
mechanisms
used
by
alleviating
for
plants.
Then,
also
describe
relationship
between
bacterial
Type
VI
secretion
system
promotion.
Microbiology Spectrum,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(4)
Published: Feb. 20, 2024
ABSTRACT
Conducting
studies
that
focus
on
the
alterations
occurring
in
soil
microbiome
within
protection
forests
northeast
plain
is
of
utmost
importance
evaluating
ecological
rehabilitation
agricultural
lands
Mollisols
region.
Nevertheless,
presence
geographic
factors
contributes
to
substantial
disparities
microbiomes,
and
thus,
addressing
this
aspect
influence
becomes
pivotal
ensuring
credibility
collected
data.
Consequently,
objective
compare
variations
physicochemical
properties
microbial
community
structure
understory
diverse
shelterbelt
species.
In
study,
we
analyzed
soils
Juglans
mandshurica
(Jm),
Fraxinus
mandschurica
(Fm),
Acer
mono
(Am),
Betula
platyphylla
(Bp)
from
same
locality.
We
employed
high-throughput
sequencing
technology
data
investigate
impact
these
different
tree
species
communities,
chemical
properties,
enzyme
activities
areas.
Significant
nutrients
were
observed
among
species,
with
organic
matter
content
ranging
49.1
67.7
g/kg
cellulase
5.3
524.0
μg/d/g.
The
diversities
was
found
be
more
pronounced
bacterial
(Adnoism:
R
=
0.605)
compared
fungal
0.433).
linear
discriminant
analysis
effect
size
(LEfSe)
revealed
a
total
5
3
(Bp),
6
(Am)
biomarkers,
as
well
2
4
1
biomarker
at
genus
level
(LDA3).
various
significantly
alter
relative
abundance
specific
structures,
specifically
Gammaproteobacteria,
Ascomycota,
Basidiomycota.
Furthermore,
environmental
factors,
such
pH,
potassium,
available
phosphorus
important
influencing
changes
communities.
propose
Fm
utilized
primary
for
establishing
farmland
northeastern
region,
owing
its
superior
enhancing
quality.
IMPORTANCE
focal
point
study
lies
implementation
controlled
experiment
conducted
under
field
conditions.
experiment,
deliberately
selected
four
shelterbelts
field,
characterized
by
identical
planting
density,
year.
This
deliberate
selection
effectively
mitigated
potential
extraneous
three
thereby
reliability
validity
our
findings.
npj Biofilms and Microbiomes,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(1)
Published: July 28, 2024
Abstract
Alkaline
lakes
are
extreme
environments
inhabited
by
diverse
microbial
extremophiles.
However,
large-scale
distribution
patterns,
environmental
adaptations,
community
assembly,
and
evolutionary
dynamics
of
communities
remain
largely
underexplored.
This
study
investigated
the
characteristics
on
rare
abundant
taxa
in
alkaline
lake
sediments
west
northwest
China.
We
observed
that
varied
significantly
with
geographical
distance,
while
remained
unaffected
regional
differences.
The
assembly
process
was
influenced
dispersal
limitation,
whilst
were
predominantly
driven
heterogeneous
selection.
Network
analysis
indicated
as
core
species
for
interactions
stability.
Rare
exhibited
higher
speciation
transition
rate
than
taxa,
serving
a
genetic
reservoir
potential
candidates
to
become
abundance
highlighting
their
crucial
role
maintaining
diversity.
These
insights
underscore
significant
influence
ecosystem
biodiversity
stability
lakes.